CAS 11096-37-0
:Transferrins
Description:
Transferrins are a group of glycoproteins that play a crucial role in iron transport and homeostasis in the body. They are primarily found in blood plasma and are responsible for binding and transporting iron ions, which are essential for various biological processes, including oxygen transport and cellular respiration. The specific CAS number 11096-37-0 refers to human transferrin, which is the most studied form. Transferrins exhibit a high affinity for iron, allowing them to effectively sequester iron from the environment and deliver it to cells via specific receptors. Structurally, transferrins consist of two lobes, each capable of binding one iron ion, and they undergo conformational changes upon iron binding and release. Additionally, transferrins are involved in regulating iron levels in the body, preventing free iron from catalyzing harmful oxidative reactions. Their levels can be indicative of various health conditions, including iron deficiency anemia and chronic diseases. Overall, transferrins are vital for maintaining iron balance and supporting numerous physiological functions.
Formula:Unspecified
Synonyms:- Apo-Transferrin
- Apo-Transferrin Bovine
- Apo-Transferrin Guinea Pig
- Apo-Transferrin Human Cell Culture*Tested
- Apo-Transferrin Mouse
- Holo-Transferrin
- Holotransferrins
- Muscle trophic factor
- Proteins, TRFE
- Serotransferrins
- Siderophilins
- Siderophillins
- Transferrin Bovine Holo-Form*Iron-Saturated Cell
- Transferrin From Bovine Serum
- Transferrin conjugates
- Transferrin, Apo-, Bovine Plasma
- Transferrin, Apo-, Human Plasma
- Transferrin, Apo-, TC Grade, Pyrogen-Free, Human Plasma
- Transferrin, Apo-, Tissue Culture Grade, Human Plasma
- Transferrin, Holo, Bovine Plasma
- Transferrin, Holo, Human Plasma
- Transferrin, Holo, TC Grade, Pyrogen-Free, Human Plasma
- Transferrins
- Transferrins, complexes
- Transferrins, conjugates
- holo-Transferrin bovine
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Transferrins
CAS:Transferrins (Thypinone) are proteins responsible for transporting iron absorbed by the digestive tract and iron released by degradation of erythrocytes.Color and Shape:SolidRef: IN-DA01FFW8
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